Word: staging
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...great praise. The girls were all pretty and very well made up, and Mr. Copeland's costumes were extremely stylish. The coaching of Mr. H. H. Furness, '88, went far to assure the success of the play. The French of the performers is worthy of notice, and also the stage setting. Those who were not fortunate enough to see the play will be glad to hear that another performance is to be given...
...there are more good voices than are usually to be found in a college burlesque. Where all are so good, it is difficult to discriminate, but mention should be made of the excellent training and steadiness of the choruses, of the good-taste and general correctness of the stage management, and of the superior manner in which the music was conducted...
...trained. The girls were all very beautiful, and Faulkner and Myers were particularly so. Several of the musical selections were original compositions of Bigelow, and he deserves grea credit for the taste shown in selecting the music and the skill with which he conducted the orchestra. The officers were: Stage manager, S. Dexter; property manager, H. H. Hunnewell, Jr.; business manager, P. B. Stewart; musical director, E. A. Bigelow...
...excavations now in progress in Attica are under the supervision of Mr. Buck of Yale. It will be remembered that last year a theatre, with its orchestra and stage, was excavated at Sicyon. The work at present is going on near the ruins of a Byzantine church. In the apseof the church a choragic monument was found, upon whose architraive were the names of those patrons of the chorus who erected it in commemoration of a triumph in a literary competition. Outside the church a marble seat or throne was unearthed, while near it there were traces of votin slabs...
Boston's famous ball player, "Mike" Kelly, will appear on the stage of the Park Theatre during the coming week as "Dusty Bob" in Hoyt and Thomas' well-known attraction, "A Rag Baby...